Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1887-09-13
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Rnrspto hdEut~ weight Mnfe-<-.
summer saits and, ee~-
Fine crepe de Chine il 49,
cross-barred effect prosluce5
Of the same color; this q K
heliotrope. white. rose. ls.ss
gray. while in contrasts wv a.
scarlet and dark blue On wh,ss
material IL chosen for loose W.T. \
puffs or sleeves, plastrons q VI
on an elaborate toilette
effect is desirable. II oftan .
decidedly in color with tia 49,
fabric, and pale blue with NV
olive with brown and abxIn,ss
gray are frequently seen.
Plaids, especially the larce =.
tain well in the light weight M
Those having mode. gray Il ss',aa
brown backgrounds. with III 4 Ii
bright hues upon them, ara iit'
are made up into skirts and Al
to wear with cloth bodices il
dark colors. OF course. II n, / y
coming the bodice may be 81 IN.
goods. but very few find the sSs.!
proving. A becoming costums i. {
Of plaid suiting with ,nods 49, 3
ground, the lines forming the A., &
ing Of brown, red, dark blue ~ !
green. The skirt is surrounds 4 Il
fat drapery that is broadly ~. &
ut the front and sides and Iii. ~
the back; and from under one y x
plaits, at one side Of thofront
drapery that is long and petsI.
and reaches to the full, muck.Lst
back drapery at the other side n
is no trimming whatever, the r..
being finished with a simpla e Il
sewed hem. The basque W..
made. close-ftting postillion Il MI
brown cloth, and is ,losed witk n
crochetted buttons the same coIo, 4
high linen collar and cuffs ~ ". a
and the brooch is round one n NJ
silver. The hat is Of brown NV.
with clusters Of velvet wall 4 ,ve,, 3
front. The umbrella is Of dsrl.b,,.,
silk, and has curiously twisted NAE
Of natural wood. In plaid and III.
ginghams the same development i I,
vogae.
Fine cashmeres in the popular sh.d.
will be worn during the entire ses,os'
for they are quite as cool q L
foulards or the cottons Care i IT,.
to have the lining as light al DOSING
and when an old silk gown is posses,sS
it is utilized for the skirt folndatios
thereby lessening the weight and /.
the same time imparting a more elegant
finish to the gown. Cray Of the shsB,
that has tinge of blue, tan, helio.rous
dive and new blue are the colon
preference being given the helIotrop.
gray and olive. Soft, surplicelik,
bodices are chosen, and long, artistic.I
ly-arranged draperies and full, pussd
sleeves develop we'll in this fabric Til
French have always appreciated liz
value of cashmere. especially when ii,
figure is slender and needs to have Ii
angles softencd into curves; but III
English-spaaking people have bssl
governed by caprice in the use Of Iii
charming fabric. proclaiming it III
height of fashion one day and enlirel
ignoring it the next. Now ii is hayin
is day again. A blue-gray cash
mere is made up in
charming and becoming man
ner. The plain skirt is silk the sam
shade, and over it are draperies Of n
cashmere. The back-drapery Is lon
and much-looped, and on one side Ii
front-drapery is short and full Will
on the other it is long and falls in
graceful curve. Near the front tn
drapery appears to be raised in
graceful bunch of wrinkles by sssl
ties of wide ribbon that pass one oy'
and one under an are tied in q lar!
knot and then fall far down on 4
skirt. The basque is of the cashmel
and has inserted in it vest formed
somewhat narrow strips of ribbon wi
picot edge. the lower edge Of ea'
strip overlapping the next bslow
with effective results. The 60
sleeves have a narrow cuff Of the sill
and the high collar is made OF six
plating of bright red ribbon is d
edge finish. The bonnet is Of bluls
gray straw, with fan decoration
red crepe. The parasol is b.uish-ggr
silk, and the gloves are of gray y
dressed kid. -Butterick's Deline1tor.